PSA - Design and Construction Services Masonry Improvements at WWTP 1, 2, 3, and 4 - Kil Architecture & Planning

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Exhibit L • 1 a. Repair Masonry: tuck -point damaged joints, as required. Replace some joints with a soft sealant joint to accommodate potential movement, specifically at the limestone to brick joints and head joints at the limestone coping at the parapets. b. Repair/replace deteriorated steel lintels, parapet damage, wall cracks, etc. c. At building interiors, repair masonry joints where joints show cracks and settlement. Consider a soft joint. 3. Repair/replace window, doors and awnings: a. Replace older single pane windows with new aluminum insulated glass units and provide sealant at brick/frame interface. b. Replace deteriorated doors with a new insulated steel door and frame. Provide new weatherstripping set. Provide sealant at brick/frame interface. c. Remove awnings and frames, repaint to match the color of the renovated awnings at the Administration Building and reinstall. 4. Associated interior finish repairs: a. Certain interior areas of the building have deterioration due to water infiltration and will need to be repaired and/or replaced. b. At replaced windows and doors, replace sealant joints 5. Alternates: Some scope may be set up as alternates for Owner consideration. This could include scope that may be interior "B" priority level scope, that would be good to bid and perform, if within Owner overall budget. a. Each Gallery Building to be set up as an alternate: Gallery Building 1 Gallery Building 2 Gallery Building 3: The masonry on this building is in the best shape of the gallery Buildings. Gallery Building 4: b. Provide masonry rehabilitation as required along with steel lintel repair/replacement, as required. c. Replace older doors and windows where required. Door on Galleries 2 and 3 to be replaced with a taller door and eliminate the transom. d. Repair interior CMU where cracked 6. Budget Costs: Establish budget construction cost based on schematic design remodeling and upgrades scope identified. C. SCHEMATIC DESIGN: Once scope items LA has been completed and items LB have been confirmed, develop schematic design plans for the remodeling will be developed for review with the Owner. Upon review of the initial set of preliminary drawings with Owner, subsequent revisions to the plans will be developed. One revision to the chosen initial schematic plan set is included in this preliminary study. Upon schematic design approval by the Owner, the Architect will develop an updated in-house estimate for Construction Cost. II. PHASE II CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS: K I L SBWWTP Galley Bldgs 1, 2, 3, 4 Proposal ARCHITECTURE Kil A/P Proj# 19090 PLANNING Page 2of5 www.kilarchitecture.com March 19, 2020 1126 LINCOLNWAY EAST SOUTH BEND IN 46601 (574) 288.2654 VOICE 289. 2420 FAX